Taylor Swift has allowed US politician Eric Sewell to use his music in a new ad aimed at increasing the number of voters ahead of the next US presidential election.
The Democrat's Remedy PAC organization's latest ad features the pop star's track-only The Young, which also includes a
reference to Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris's voter suppression.
The video covers the powerful social and the political scene of the last four years of the current President Donald Trump's
first term in office.
Taylor has not yet commented on giving Swalwell
access to his song, but took to Twitter to thank him.
"The finish line is here. Our future is
worth our fight. # Taylorswift13, # Thank you for raising your voice about what
they can do. The correspondent wrote on Friday.
Harris was also impressed, adding: "Thank
you Taylor Swift 13 and my friend @EricSwalwell for telling young people what
is involved in this election."
Taylor also covered Tom Petty's American girl in
a video package for the Democratic National Convention, but only Young pointed
out for the first time that he had adopted his original music for political
use.
The singer became openly political in 2018 and
recently supported Biden and Kamala in the US presidential race, making it
clear that she is a staunch opponent of Trump.
"I will proudly vote for Joe Biden and
Camilla Harris in this year's presidential election, under their leadership.
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